We just had a panel at the US Chamber of Commerce yesterday and Ambassador Jim Glassman was our moderator. A few notes on what he brings to the table:
Ambassador Glassman provides a unique combination for audiences. His subject is The Political Economy. He explains, in up-to-the-minute fashion, how the economy will influence politics, and how politics will influence the economy. He has a unique perspective. He’s not just a political speaker, and he’s not just an economic speaker. He does both – and shows how politics and economics are intertwined and what their interaction means for business.
Ambassador Glassman knows Washington politics and policy – having served as editor of Roll Call, the congressional newspaper, and having been a high-level government official and a think tank scholar. AND he knows economics – having written an economic and financial column for more than a decade, testified in Congress many times, and served as a trusted advisor to such companies as Intel and AT&T.
Here is what he can tell you organization:
- Will taxes rise? What is the shape of new tax policy?
- How will unemployment affect the results of the 2010 and 2012 elections?
- What are the chances for regulatory changes on Wall Street, and what will those changes mean to you?
- How will health reform play out in practice?
- What will happen with trade and immigration?
- Will America regain its technology edge?
- How will politics affect competition with India and China?
Personally I found him to be incredibly insightful and entertaining, he did a terrific job maintaining the flow of the conversation with the other panelists and incorporating the audiences questions into the dialog.
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